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My 50w laser just arrived. I know that it is 220v. I look at the PC power supply and it says 220v AC. The power cord that came with the unit has a Jack Contact 3 pin connector on one end (P20K3Q)...

I have a part that I broke and need replaced. I'm sure it's not worth anyone's time, but it would be a life saver for me if someone could cnc this part in steel. Nothing fancy, regular...

Sorry. Should have specified. 10-20 pieces, shipped in 1-2 weeks would be ideal

Requesting some lathe work for what amounts to some steel cones. Looking for 17-4 stainless, tolerance is NOT the most crucial. say +/- 0.002" 3D drawings available as well.

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We are in need of a first run batch of 10-20 pieces. The design is basically a funnel, largest diameter 1.4" tapering down to aprox. 0.6". Material is 17-4PH SS.
Detailed drawing and 3D step file...

Thank you for your responses. I have accepted a bid already. If anything in the future is needed I'll open a thread back up. Thank you all.

I am looking for someone with a lathe (CNC if you wan't to use the CAD files) to turn 10 small pins with contours. Just mild steel 1015-1020 or so.

OAL is approx. 0.9in Diam approx. 0.2in
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So if I have the Mesa 5i25 card, compatible motherboard and processor, I can install pathpilot from the 770 upgrade kit and it will allow me to select 440 as an option and it'll just install those...

So there is no reason to buy a tormach controller at all then?

I'll get he PCI version from tormach, but there is no need to edit the .ini or hal files then right?

what is the difference...

I'm trying to have to avoid the tormach controller for my new 440, but I'm unsure how much work it is to get a PathPilot setup on a conventional PC.

If I have:

PathPilot tested motherboard...

This is the actual unit.
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Like I said, all the other axis will move except the long axis.They are ball screw so they should move pretty freely. Any suggestions?

I got my 3040 cnc machine today. installed the stepper motors and realized that 1 axis won't move. I thought it was the X axis but their paperwork calls it the Y axis. Regardless, it is the long axis...